... PUBLiC CA [manO THEC D51RA11A CHOICLE5i']- To pirsssaf'e_ of' a' Resoluttlon Vassed at a -Aeeting of *he Getdmol ine ?? isiin to the M1%ayor, after Isis Wo~rship h~d'dreftstdd't~ot~ly the&.ewith, a'public' Meetirg was advertised 'fore'Widnissday,l55t by the Relqtisitioniqts' thenmselves, to' he holdeii in'the Great' Room at. the Turk's Head. One of the' largest 'andnmelt'respectable assemblies ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BITAIN AND IRELLND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. 31. The House met a little before three o'clock. After prayers, the Lord Chancellor took the Oaths at the Table, and then his Royal Highness the Duke of York. The Oaths were afterwards administered to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Clarence and Sussex, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dukes of Dorset, Wellington, Mentrose ...

... INCHESTER, J 9. The cases which were heard this morning at ?? Bailey, were chlefly 'of 'common dssaults. The following varies from the' rest, Icn some respects: ' ' i THOMAS MOORS Was charged with assaulting Thomas Hamp. soir, at Middleton, on the lith of December. Mr. AsivwouTff, in statingkthe cise, lamented that the late politicalfermnentation had been productive of so much mischief irm ...

... Wednesday last will be a day long memorable in the annals of this town. On that day a Meeiing, as numaerous and respectable as any that ever took place in Newcastle, was held on the sub- ject of Parliamentary Reform, when a series of Resolutions and a Petition to the House of Commons in favour of Reform were agreed to with an enthusiasm and unanimity really most cheer- ing. To us it was most ...

... L O N D O N: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1820. The French Mail of yesterday added little to our previous information on Spanish affairs. Several letters were received from Cadiz, by the usual route, and dated 7th and 8th ult. Of course the Constitutionalists were not in possession of that city at the time they were written, though they are said, on other authorities, to have entered between the 10th ...

... IMPERIAL PAILIAMENT ow GJAEAT BRTA IN AND IRP.LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Faa. 1. The Itouse met at three o'clock. rhe oaths were administered to the Marquesses of Salisbury, Stafford, the Earls of. Pomfret, Bteadolhanei and the Bishop ff Carlisle -Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOtJSE otP ComMONS. The Speakter entered the Hlouse at two o'clock, hut it was three before a sufficient number of ...

... -THE MOBN . CHRONICLE. L O ND ° N: WEDNYSiDAY, FEVBR UA Y 9, I so. Ai The Editor has been indebted to the kindness of several friends for the intimation of a rumour, which has been indstzsriously circulated, that he has pakted with the propeity of this Paper. He thus publicly assures his Correspondents and Readers, that the report is totally unfounded; nor can he conceive upon what preten 'it ...

... VENEZ ULLA. CORREO DEL ORINOCO, Nov.g0. PAMPLONA.-Don Jose Batisa, who was Governor of this province, has evacuated the capital with as much precipitation as his superior, Samano, at New Gre- nada, when he heard of the destruction of the third division, on which the tyrants of Venezuela and New Grenada founded all their hopes and dependence. the precious valley of Cucuta is already liberated, ...

... PARIS PAPE'RS. AFFAIRS OF SPAIN. [VaoM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATS OF SATURDAY.] The intelligence from Spain continues to he favourable to the cause of legitimacy. Almost the whole of the army remains faithful tO the Monarch, and out tif about five thousand Insur- gents, upwards of two thousand have already quitted the standard of rebellion. Generals Freyre, Crux-Morgeon, and Blichelena, have every ...

... I losesno time in acquaisting you, from questionable author rity, that the following are the altesati which are intended to be proposed in the Charter in the e days of the ensuing week, by the Minister of the Interior sot Decazes. I shall precede them with a statement of the ificatiors which, after long and minute discussion, are defin' ely agreed on, and which the Election Law will undergo if ...

... A 1AIOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. COPY OF A tISPATCH Friobt THEsPHiME MZNIMISTR, - , TO TUC AMBASSADOR OF a AT THE5 COURT OF St. *aES5'5. Sept. 13,1819. By the command of his Majesty, our most gracious Sove- reign, I transmit to your Excellency the following confidential communication, the substance of .whieh you can, front time to time, and as occasion mayrequire, stateto the.English Secretary of ...

... THE MORNING CA~UONICLE.. L O N I) a N THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 193o. Letters from, Buenos .Ayres 'to the end of October reached us yesterday, but they do not contain any thing material in the shape of news. The dread of the Cadiz expedition, till operated against the pursuiadr trade, and produced a temporary stagnation in the sale of goods, which, more particularly woollens, were plentiful in ...